Suspect charged with murder after two teenage girls died in 117 mph street race
- A Southern California man has been charged with murder after a high-speed street race ended with two teenage girls dead, according to officials.
- Terry Lamar Easter, a 50-year-old Apple Valley resident, has been accused of crashing his Chevrolet Camaro into the girls' Acura TL at 117 mph in nearby Victorville on August 14.
- The crash killed best friends Maddalyn Dailey, 17, and Isabell Hill, 16, who were both beginning their senior year of high school.
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- A Southern California man has been charged with murder after a high-speed street race ended with two teenage girls dead, according to officials.
- Terry Lamar Easter, a 50-year-old Apple Valley resident, has been accused of crashing his Chevrolet Camaro into the girls' Acura TL at 117 mph in nearby Victorville on August 14.
- The crash killed best friends Maddalyn Dailey, 17, and Isabell Hill, 16, who were both beginning their senior year of high school.
Sources: The Independent